Dr. Reshma Patel is a dedicated optometrist with over seven years of experience in primary care optometry. Born and raised in New Jersey, she earned her doctorate from the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Optometry in Manhattan. Throughout her career, she has practiced in New Jersey, California, and is currently licensed to practice in Pennsylvania, holding three active state licenses.
Dr. Reshma Patel is a dedicated optometrist with over seven years of experience in primary care optometry. Born and raised in New Jersey, she earned her doctorate from the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Optometry in Manhattan. Throughout her career, she has practiced in New Jersey, California, and is currently licensed to practice in Pennsylvania, holding three active state licenses.
Dr. Patel is committed to delivering comprehensive eye care to patients of all ages, with expertise in routine eye exams, contact lens fittings, and the management of ocular conditions. She has a particular focus on dry eye disease, glaucoma care, and myopia management, staying at the forefront of technological advancements in these areas to provide the highest quality of care. As a multilingual practitioner, she is able to perform eye examinations in Spanish, Hindi, and Gujarati, ensuring accessibility and personalized care for a diverse patient population.
Beyond her clinical practice, Dr. Patel is passionate about giving back to communities in need. She has participated in global volunteer initiatives, providing essential eye care services to underprivileged patients in Nicaragua, Mumbai and Athens, Greece. Her commitment to service extends locally as well, as she remains an active volunteer at her Hindu temple, contributing her time and skills to support her community.
In her personal life, Dr. Patel enjoys traveling, hiking through national parks, and photography. Her dedication to both her profession and humanitarian work reflects her unwavering commitment to improving vision and enhancing the quality of life for her patients, both locally and globally.
